Comments on: Can All New Cali Homes Go Net-Zero By 2020?

By: Jill Warmer

Jill Warmer — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 14:58:45 +0000

You wouldnt believe how long ive been googling for something like this. Browsed through 9 pages of Yahoo results couldnt find diddly squat. Very first page on Bing. There was this.... Really have to start using it more often!

By: Eco-Beat, 4/14 | EcoSilly

Eco-Beat, 4/14 | EcoSilly — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 20:01:13 +0000

[...] California Homes Could be Energy Independent by 2020 It’s a crazy long shot, but California lawmakers want all homes built after 2020 to be energy self-sufficient. While that would be amazing, it would pretty much require that your entire roof be covered with solar panels. [...]

By: Eco-Beat, 4/14 | FollowGreen.com

Eco-Beat, 4/14 | FollowGreen.com — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:55:58 +0000

[...] California Homes Could be Energy Independent by 2020It’s a crazy long shot, but California lawmakers want all homes built after 2020 to be energy self-sufficient. While that would be amazing, it would pretty much require that your entire roof be covered with solar panels. [...]

By: Eideard

Eideard — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:52:17 +0000

Not really anymore difficult than the tasks faced by those working to complete mapping the first genome sequence. Venter knew he could count on efficiencies rising and costs diminishing sufficiently over time to accomplish his goals.

Even incremental cost reductions, efficiencies of scale, etc., should make a plan like this affordable and successful.

If it didn't require the cooperation of politicians.